The Apple HomeView Singapore price is S$399, and the 7-inch smart home display goes on sale here on Friday, 13 November 2026. Pre-orders have been open since 15 October, so if you already clicked “buy”, your delivery window should be coming up this week. If you have been waiting to see one in person first, this is the week it lands.
Apple calls it a device “designed to be central to the home”. In plain terms, it is a speaker with a screen that your whole household shares, but it recognises each person by face and shows them their own stuff. Here is what you get for the money, what it needs to work, and who should hold off.
Apple HomeView Singapore price and models
According to Apple’s Singapore newsroom announcement, there are two versions, and both cost the same.
- Apple HomeView (tabletop): S$399, in silver, starlight, rose pink and space grey
- Apple HomeView (Wall Mounted): S$399, in space grey and silver
- Power Mount USB-C Wall Connector for the wall model: from S$79
- Power Mount AC Wired: from S$109
- Power Mount PoE Wired: S$179, arriving in early 2027
The mounts are made by Schneider Home, and you can choose self-installation or professional installation. So the wall version really starts at about S$478 once you add the cheapest mount. If you rent, or you are not keen on drilling into a new BTO wall just yet, the tabletop model is the simpler buy.
What HomeView actually does
The display has a hinge that tilts on a domed speaker base, and brightness drops to 0.3 nits at night, so it can sit on a bedside table without lighting up the room. Apple says it can recognise up to six people, and each person gets their own Home Screen. Your Messages and Calendar only appear when HomeView sees your face and your paired iPhone or iPad is nearby and recently unlocked.
Siri AI in English for Singapore
HomeView runs Siri AI, Apple’s new conversational version of Siri, and Singapore is on the launch list for English. Apple notes Siri AI is in beta in HomeView software version 27.2. If you pair it with an Apple Intelligence-enabled iPhone or iPad, Siri can pull from your own Calendar and Messages to answer questions.
Kitchen, calls and music
- FaceTime with Center Stage, which keeps everyone in frame as they move around
- Recipes from the web turned into step-by-step instructions with hands-free timers
- Intercom to other HomeView and HomePod speakers, plus iPhone and Apple Watch
- Apple Music, Apple Podcasts and the Apple TV app, plus multiroom audio with HomePod
- Photo faces that turn it into a shared digital photo frame
Smart home control and security alerts
This is where HomeView earns its keep if your flat already has smart lights, locks or cameras. The Home Camera face can stream up to nine camera feeds at once, and the device works with Matter accessories and those labelled Works with Apple Home. It also listens for smoke or carbon monoxide alarms and pushes an alert to your iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch.
Apple has also announced the Apple Home Collection of cameras, thermostats and a lock built with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric. Apple says some of these arrive from December, with others in early 2027 in the US, UK and Canada. It has not confirmed Singapore timing, so do not buy HomeView expecting those accessories here soon.
Who should buy it, and who should wait
HomeView setup and multi-user support need a compatible iPhone or iPad on the latest software. If your household is mixed Android and iPhone, the Android users will only get the shared, generic experience. That makes it a harder sell for families who are not all on Apple.
At S$399, you are paying for the Apple ecosystem as much as the hardware. My take: it makes the most sense for Apple-heavy homes that already use HomePod or HomeKit cameras. For everyone else, a cheaper speaker plus your phone does most of this already.
Where to buy from 13 November
- Online at the Apple Store for Singapore and in the Apple Store app
- Apple retail stores in Singapore, subject to launch-day stock
- Apple Authorised Resellers, depending on their own launch timing
Check the Apple HomeView page for stock and delivery dates before you head out. If you are shopping for other Apple gear this month, we also covered the MacBook Pro M6 and new iMac Singapore prices and the OLED iPad mini from S$999. Prefer paying monthly for home tech instead? Samsung’s SmartPlan from S$16 a month is the other route this month.
